10 Best Fusion Restaurants in Georgia
By Alli Hill

When you just can't decide on what to eat, that's where fusion restaurants come in. These tasty venues combine two or more different types of cuisine, usually from various parts of the world, to satisfy every palate. If you can’t decide what you’re hungry for, head to these 10 best fusion restaurants in Georgia for the biggest selection.

Fusion Asian Bistro, Buford, GA

This sushi hotspot is a favorite for Thai dishes and other Asian fare, all in a single location. Chinese, Japanese, and Malaysian influences dot the menu, giving you tons of options to choose from. They also have a full bar to complement your meal perfectly.

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Hopstix, Chamblee, GA

You won’t find a brewpub quite like this anywhere else in the country. They’ve blended the best elements of a brewery with Indonesian street food and other Southeast Asian influences for a divine culinary experience. Their menu is nothing short of creative and inspiring, especially if you’re looking for something offbeat and unique.

Tropical Taste, Albany, GA

This downhome country cookin’ is also serving up all the best flavors of Africa. It’s by far one of the most unheard of combinations, making it one of the best hidden gems in Albany. They certainly know how to make eating fun and filling, and you’ll likely be back for more!

Current Kitchen & Cocktails, Savannah, GA

This southern coastal getaway is a true culinary treat. They’ve fused downhome favorites like barbecue with Asian-infused dishes for a spread you won’t soon forget. The pleasant plantation-like atmosphere only adds to the experience.

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Schnitzel Shack, Rincon, GA

This is one of the most interesting takes on what fusion fare can be. German and Thai cuisine comprise this interesting yet delicious menu, giving you much to choose from. Some of them you’ll know - others you won’t, but will become instant favorites.

Vegreen, Duluth, GA

This is among the most unique fusion restaurants in existence, focusing on a beautiful balance of healthy and wholesome. Their vegetarian concept extends to eco-conscious behaviors, from the containers they use for takeout to the atmosphere you eat in. They’re pioneering the vegetarian fusion movement, and it’s one of the most refreshing things to happen to fusion food.

121 Salad and Sushi Bowl, Duluth, GA

There’s a LOT going on here in terms of food offerings, so you’ll want to spend a little time browsing your options. In a nutshell, they offer a fusion of sushi, noodles, and hot stone bowls that hail from Japan, Korea, and other Asian countries. They focus wholly on quality and freshness to create food that tastes good AND is good for you.

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Fusion House, Riverdale, GA

Their diverse menu will make it hard to choose a single meal, but there’s no such thing as a wrong choice. Thai, Chinese, and Vietnamese choices harmonize in a single, savory menu. Expect favorites like Boba tea, curries, noodle dishes, and even a little Cajun-inspired dishes.

Baozi Asian Street Food, Lawrenceville, GA

Dedicated to all things Asian street food, this place is an experience you deserve to try. They have some of the most unique dishes in town, including pork belly, baos (pronounced like “bow” and arrow), and some of the tastiest fries you’ll ever eat. Aside from the amazing eats, they’re also top-notch for service.

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Royal Bistro, Peachtree Corners, GA

This Thai-American fusion is truly something worth savoring. They have all your favorite domestic favorites like wings and fries, along with traditional Asian eats like sushi, noodles, and spring rolls. Choosing just one isn’t easy, especially when they have two different menus for lunch and dinner.